The imperialist aggressions and contradictions in the region of Middle East and Eastern Mediterranean areincreased intensively towards Syria for more than a year now. The developing imperialist intervention together with the imperialist infighting and contradicting agendas form an increasing danger on the peoples of the region.

The latest aggression was instrumented by the Turkish state recently, when the Turkish parliament authorized the Turkish military to proceed with “cross border operations” against Syria “when necessary”. The Turkish government not only wants to upgrade its role as a promoter of the interests of NATO in the region, but also as a regional force.

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The World Peace Council (WPC) and the World Federation of Democratic Youth (WFDY) express their serious concern about the growing imperialist aggressiveness in the region of Middle East and the new threats for peace with the plans of USA, NATO, EU and their regional allies to attack Syria, triggering and agitating at the same time civil war like situation inside the country.

Our two International Organisations salute the millions of peace loving people and youth of Syria and express our sincere solidarity to the genuine, peaceful, social protests and just demands for economic, social and political and democratic changes in the country, so that the Syrian people will be the masters of its fortunes, wealth and future.

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The last few months, we have witnessed escalation in the pace of events in Syria, where the country is facing serious challenges in keeping civil and social peace in the midst of increasing violence, and imperialistic threats.

The imperialist powers, with their allies in the region are working hard to create the conditions and to exploit the developing situation to interfere in Syria and impose their plans of governance and control over the Syrian people. The last trials in the UN Security Council was one more proof about the intentions and plans of the imperialist countries to conduct political and military interference in Syria.

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